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EPISODE · May 11, 2025 · 29 MIN

Wanted: Dead AND Alive :: ARISE :: Bria Lacour

from Mosaic Church Fort Worth · host Mosaic Church Fort Worth

Ever feel like you’re caught between two lives—wanting to grow but still battling the same old patterns? That’s exactly the tension Romans 6 gets into. In this message, Wanted: Dead AND Alive, Bria Lacour breaks down the spiritual paradox of dying to your old self while living fully connected to God through Jesus. Maybe you’ve been there, trying harder but still feeling stuck. More connected, but somehow more alone. This sermon gets to the heart of that tension. It speaks to the daily inner struggle many of us face. Whether you’re new to faith or have been following Jesus for a while, this message offers a clear picture of real transformation: leaving behind what used to define you and stepping into new life with God. If you're ready to rethink what freedom really looks like, press play and let’s walk into that new life together. 👉 Subscribe for more Christ-centered messages. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a sermon. 🌟 Share this podcast to spread the faith! Message: Wanted: Dead AND Alive. Series: ARISE Scripture: Romans 6:11-14 Speaker(s): Bria Lacour Visit MosaicChurchFortWorth.com to get and stay connected with Mosaic.

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